| − | Although Internet Archive presents itself as non-partisan, the website largely consists of [[liberal]]s, which is already evident in that they are affiliated with [[Wikipedia]]. They have a subtle liberal bias. | + | Although Internet Archive presents itself as non-partisan, the website has a subtle [[liberal]] bias, which is already evident from their affiliation with [[Wikipedia]]. |
| | On November 29, 2016, the website's founder [[Brewster Kahle]] made a blog post asking its viewers to help keep their website free, accessible, and private. Although the headline is sensible, one paragraph mentions that on November 9, 2016, people have woken up to a "new administration promising radical change," obviously referring to Donald Trump. In the following paragraph, Kahle adds on to this statement by saying that they need to keep their materials accessible as well as private, and he cited government surveillance.<ref>https://archive.ph/Qw10i</ref> | | On November 29, 2016, the website's founder [[Brewster Kahle]] made a blog post asking its viewers to help keep their website free, accessible, and private. Although the headline is sensible, one paragraph mentions that on November 9, 2016, people have woken up to a "new administration promising radical change," obviously referring to Donald Trump. In the following paragraph, Kahle adds on to this statement by saying that they need to keep their materials accessible as well as private, and he cited government surveillance.<ref>https://archive.ph/Qw10i</ref> |